F(x) row isn't shown in origin software

Thread starter MatinSAR
Start date Mar 3, 2024
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The issue of the F(x) row not appearing in OriginPro 2016 SR0 b9.3.226 was resolved by reinstalling the software. Users reported that the keyboard shortcut suggested on Origin's website did not rectify the problem. The solution involved installing a different version of the software, which successfully displayed the F(x) row.

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Mar 3, 2024

MatinSAR

TL;DR: Hi. Does anyone know why origin doesn't show this row for me? I need it for calculations ...

I am using version 9.

My PC :

There is no option !

Origin's website:

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Mar 3, 2024

Ibix

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No idea, but I note there's a keyboard shortcut in the website screenshot - does that work?

Mar 3, 2024

MatinSAR

Ibix said:

No idea, but I note there's a keyboard shortcut in the website screenshot - does that work?

Thanks for the reply ...
I've tried. That doesn't work.

Mar 3, 2024

MatinSAR

I've installed another version. The problem is solved.
Version: OriginPro 2016 SR0 b9.3.226

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